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What role does sugar plays in the preservation of jams and jellies?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Sugar does a lot more than just sweeten your jams. Its main function is to work with the pectin and fruit acids to form the gel structure we call jam. Sugar acts as a preservative that helps maintain the beautiful colour of the fruit and inhibits mould growth.

Answered by BhavyaSankar
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Sugar does a lot more than just sweeten your jams. Its main function is to work with the pectin and fruit acids to form the gel structure we call jam. Sugar acts as a preservative that helps maintain the beautiful colour of the fruit and inhibits mould growth

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